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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

Sugars-Cut Loaf. &c. granuisiet ol4c; "A, &C,
Extra &C." oisc. Yellow ~, .aS<c.
Ccsee-GTeen Rio. - q 14c 20 roasted 20
CSC Java, green. 2ef sc, Java, roasted, &C
Naraeai5O. roasted, 2yeec. Mexican, roasted, p
g..
Tess-Jspan. fine. s56 i0c; Japan medium, Is
@Ge ordinary. ls6s2c. Hyson. sln5oc; gun
powder. j0c. OOlong, io@6oc; Congo, 2oc
tic.
Floar-s.00 pr owt.: sLeg per bbl.; patent pro
cess . per cwt. s % per bol.: al wheat tour
q . per cwt sac per boil. ouckEhes;, SO per
cwE
ann Feed-screcnings. So per ton; bran, 81;
ships. 81, middliugs, sl5.0Ofylo5o.
feed-Corn ami osty, SIS.
Kerosene oil-Michigan test, &c per gallon;
water white, l954e.
tas0iine-lil<c per gallon.
Setds-Clover 8 81 ef5Vy. timothy, S125Gz.5 SO.
>sit--Micniysn. sc. Eastern Sil5.
Fish--NO. 1 WhiteiiSh. s. "A 9 20 per half bbl.
other grades. s5095-0 per half hbl.; trout,
s o.: cod salt. o. per ID: clans s. 90 per hun
dred, canned Oystcrs; selects. 50441c; smoked
haibuf, eal2e.
Pork ia barTels-Mess pork, Chicago packed.
sl6.o0; extra short cut, Sl60o; Standard clear
back. sl7O0.
Lsri-Tierces, re; 30 aud 50 ID tubs. NC: 80
10 round tins, 100 cases, &C; in tin pals 10
= C.
Beef IN baTrels-Extra mess warranted 90 lbs.
g. ss6ts.y0 extra. boneiesE SIi.oo.
BuiIerns-Dairy. solid packed l5c rolls and
prints lie: crea nery, solid. 17c: rolls and prints.
lsc: extsa Creamery. packed, l7c; rolls and
prints. loc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17
A WOMAN's DISCOVERY.

:'Anotber wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady in this county
Disease fastened its clutche. upon her and
for seven years she withstood its severest
test, but her vital organs was undermined
and death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed incessantly and could
not sleep. She bought of US bottle of DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
and was 50 much relieved on taking first
dose that she slept all night and with one
bottle has been mirsculously cured. Her
name is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus writeW
Q. Hsmrick & Co. OF Shelby. \. C. Get a
trial bottle at Peck Bros drug store, lC
cents
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17
THE VERDICT UNANIMOUS.

". d. Suit, Druggist. Bippus. Ind, testi-
fies. Il can recommend Electric Bitters as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold
has given relief in every case. One man
took six bottles, and was cured of Rheu-
mstism often years standing" Abraham
Hare. druggist, Bellville. Ohio, afiirms:
The best selling medicine | have ever
handled in my twenty years experience.
is Electric Bitters-" Thousands of others
have added their testimony. so that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases of the Liver. Kidneys
or Blood. Only a half dollar bottle at
Peck Bros Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

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a. shs E-eet11g .slE-y spsE4es 80 - 4s2a- -
<Fse.
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removed saa q - s1s.a ard 49, shelE =
pas s.ssa : 1sra sstA - hAl@1os-s Ae~ kss .
whfrs aaa.sle-i razar y bsa IS reached Ens
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IA za1s1i 4ro.ln1 a. 10 aas a cal - -
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Il lEsagaE -. sna yoa no~ sssl It ysr doet5
. spread - gospel
y Xyss. S41s
well. Bradisr De Hsyer. want 70 naks
a fs~ os.sss 4-io81s - you Or al ds mem
bsrs " dls cub y01 ar ae =Aas shlnsss.
rou airn less lno8ey. you do isss ~ork, 700
hays lsss " sar assd - ~'sr, your ehilIea zm
ragged sad gour ~1s discouraged. az yoa
A4.ssat zot aUff personal property 20 al an
cd 1besl barrsr. l0a'ss been thiBAm' how
yog could zst along Sill easier &n you've bit
Ca pteaeLan' fsu saHE ~ 20 cut and warn
IL psopis % Be honest, upright, Industrious
snd avn tsf Nhat yqa amt. You want
- tax ahoUt 10 ehiiisn OF Ezsps while yours
sm Ia rags And Dirt. Y0u want . bow up
Eve far e44la' dat apple. while your own
s.fs soaid - glad q Iarnip. Yea waAs TO
zivs ole judas Iscarios rakin' down fur
takin' tAifty pieces Il silver. while you'd sell
sat for hltesn, Brut,iss De Hoyer."
~W-~hat, sahg
II 0ns dug hurts 10 cause % igion mo-
dan snodsr a. = Ia such puss0ns as you swiae
around Ss ksnEfy cia.min' 10 represent ds
gospel Why, sah, De La~d nsbber eoea
heard Il you an doan' raat - De gospil
~oald feel ashzIae.i 81 yer company. A man
who ~ould partsld 10 sil religion under your
pfsacaiA' ortef % 10 ssuE - AL"
Brother De Hoyer's eyes ssood cut Ike door
knobs zs the president paused Ior breath, aud
The bad sDog on bis head triee u show al Ito
colors of the rainbow.
Nov, .ah. y0u ~ an sot down Put yer
foot right down ca de i.iSa dat nyoody bas
cal.-t y0u - preach. You has been cailed 70
gls up to-morfer mA~ninS and 20 % work
= 5a hAs been called 20 pay up yer debts,
c.othe yer fAu1y and git snnthin ahead. I'm
g0in' - givs ys a week 20 begin IA, and II
you dosn take % Is yO1 won't spread de gos-
pii instead Eou'u 10 bounced trom dis club,
an DO bcancin' WI Affect yer constitushan
fur d next thirtesn y'2rs % cum. Detroit
brss Press
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

Rev kerr 3 frerer ~ the Fountain
Street earfisf ch7rch. rr.sched 10 isr-e
congregation isst svsrfnz IN eanaruatlan
Ct ne s,ii,iect of bis morning discourse. ne
issrirstion rf fhs scriptures. The viex wss
rasiussinesi tbst ne entire scriptars wss
irspir@i. sut thsi 4 vss essenHsl - d.
tirk,fish betvsen re~eisa1u. ar = uere
Statement ~ So. ar irsp' rstfra. - re
exprr~sfou ~ tr1fhs. BETWEEN reisoFti.s. ass,f
s~zeF-t1E ficrfr1rs- - w-Tte rf <srs,
were rerrrt~i. euz fhefr rf1 vas lef fhus
rorehef for Neitaer wss thera sn sfsefnrt
in tne nitle ~ give verbatim srd enfirs re
sf.terrents srd sscfs w1tcn "a receris. euf
siunf~ - r1nvsv fhe e<sFnlial iasss e1.i
fsrf< Er~ors bad oesn -selse - rs1seT7e-
i-r and trsnsIstlnE The eeTlrtn-es eut aot
ces ~ thern <s~~ed sny Eapot >st as.s
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

The f1.ic~fnr -sEsd a vaiiroe3 rr1riev-s.
is ro.ax ne rriffflsf f-ezht -fsia ane oiiIe IN
is7cre rirrp~si wsfa sac rasoass iasf 1prosst
fte ssnct TIE -as..nesrf 60 ersefe e. raFs
tts tr.n d fte nsea rstaa. snfra rss iasf
So nii'ss iietsst Re gave tse enai~esf 80
eri@r - Hnve. ~tht ths affsf sis ~tiis
taa rrrclur+sr s~s.ka5 r~-r ataad - ter ~
the pars srd 60 tb~se fsrt - 80 sssisse
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T,s erfessea = ho~ ffr 40 ~ ~sIs ~ -
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

Credit Is due the German women and
physicians tor first using Red Clover bloa
SONS az a medicine. Best results are OBJ
tanned when combined with other medici
nsl roots and herbs a. in DR.. Jones Rec
Clover Tonic which is the best knovr
remedy for All blood diseases. stomach ane
liver troubles. pimplss. costiveness, bsc
breath. oiles. sgue and malsris diseases. IN.
digestion, less Of appetite ioE spirits head
sche snd all diseases Of the kidneys. Pnc.
80 cents Of r. r. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

The best on earth can truly be said of
Grigg's Giyoerine Sslve, which is a sure,
safe and speedy cure for cuts. bruises scaldss.
burns. wounds and all other sores Will
positively cure piles, letter and all skin
eruptions. Try this wonderful healer. Sat-
isfsction guaranteed or money refunded.
Only 25 cents of f. r. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and al Skin Erupsions. and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Peck Bros, corner Monroe and
Division-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

There e no denying the fact that m.
Jones Red Clover Tonic is the most s7~cess-
ful blood purifier ever put On The market
fts wonderful cures u sit st0rn sch kidaeT
and liver troubles has brought out many
limitations. it restores Gsbiifafed nerve
tissues. restoring the force lost u sickness
mental work or exceSsiv - 40 ~ Feuor.
opium and tobacco. p. r Wilsou viii
supply the genuine - 50 cents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

Oct. Is. -Ehz4t-fira- CssA, $50 sossG-
Cozs-Easy. Casa aa1 November. as
hss 49,
N1kky-t- 10
FCFz-firul January So -
Lard-sssaly. C4S1. saZI5.. Sosenoer, y D.
Aag $50
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17
THf Poru1srrox o. Gs.sn R.rIns

i about 70.0c9 and We would say a, les.s
oae-hsF ara rouhled With some affection
Of ne Throst and Lungs. ss those com
plants srs. according 70 stsfistics mors
numerous tnsn others. We would advise al
rof 81 neg sct - opportunity 20 CO. n us
ard zst sotl.e ~ ksmp's Bslssa for ths
Threat sna Lanas Prce &c and tl80
Trfai Sirs ~ cents Rssrecff1Iiv
W ~ Tfar4 fgs Wrr~oe.sf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10

addressed to ANY constable Of the
county"l anywhere within the terri
tory was sustained, and the court al.
lowed the disputed items incident ia
this point only. The points af the ap.
peal case Of Mr.. Constable Carr, q
embraced In the case of Mr..
Russell (the latter case only
being on trial. were all decided
adversely to Mr.. Carr and In
accordance with the opinion of the
county attorney, upon which the oom.
missioners disallowsd them In the
first place. The effect Of the decision
Of the court to reduce the fees Of CON.
stable for service Of q warrant to 81 90
instead Of $s.l5 rs charged always
prior TO the time Of the said disallow.
ance Of the commissioner. As these
matters are of interest to all the res
idents and taxpayers Of the several
counties of the Fourth Judicial District
I respectfully submit this correction
OF your local notice Of yesterday.
Very Respectfully,
GEO. r. MILBURN,
County Attorney.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10

To the Editor.-May I invite your
attention to q fuller statement OF tn,
district court proceedings as publish
cd In your Issue Of yesterday. Dwish Il
correct certain mistakes In your 70
port, as have no doubt you desire tc
give fair statement In your news
columns. The appeal case Of C6nita-
BILE Russell involved the itsms inoi.
dent to (i) transportation Of prisoners
in Miles City, t2) attendance on pro-
bate and justice courts, and (3) mile
age in making arrests In Miles City,
and (4) the question whether Q con.
stable can legally serve q warrant, ad.
dressed 10 "any constable Of the coun.
ty,n In any part Of ihe territory out
side of his township. The points Of
the county attorney that the charges
In Mr.. Russell's bill, (l) for transpor-
tAtion and (2) mileage In cases Of ar
rest In Miles City, and t3) attendance
on probate and Justice courts were ille-
gal, were sustained by the court and
these items were disallowed by the
court as the records Of the court show.
The point Of Mr.. Middleton, attorney
for Russell, that constable was au.
thorized by law 70 serve warrant
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10
The Big Horn Party.

A courier from the Big Hornexpedi.
ton gives information that the party
is well on their wayiup Tongue river
Nothing of very great importance ex'
cept mosquitoes. The whole party
were victims Of Q sad dissapointmen,
which they say resulted from mis-
placed confidence. Amongst theil
supplies was Q generous box OF canned
goods which was donated by the larg,
hearted Gaylord consisting of sardine'
peaches and other delicacies. Al
their first csmp-out, being too tired
to cook supper, Q raid was made up
on the palatable package which WA
In the commissary. On opening
the first package q surprise was ex
perienced that the con tents had soured
In the can; a second one WAS pounced
upon, which proved to he In the same
condition. A third and fourth were
found equally unfit; then complets
investigation was made of every can
and all found to be alike. The only
explanation that they could think Of
was the hot ride. or else Duane 10 q
gigantic josher. II the latter be found
true, they send word that Dusne and
his pigs will suffer when they return.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10
Fun n, the Excelsior brewery.

On Sunday evening, July 10th, there
will he music, by the Fifth infantry
band, and dancing at the Excelsior
brewery, with plentiful supply of
fresh, foAming beer, and regulation
German lunch. Also every evening
hereafter until further notice the
brewery will he open until 10 o'clock
for ths entertainment Of parties who
wish to enjoy social evening IN the
country. Mr.. Theodore Schultz has
resumed his position as head brewer
of the Excelsior and will be glad to
see all his old friends and many new
ones. The grounds adjoining the
brewery are the pleasant test In this vi.
cinity and no cooler place can be
found these hot nights. Everybody
is invited.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10
Somewhat Unexpected.

The public were somewhat surpris-
ed yesterday TO learn ofthe arrest of
Al. Kennedy VIM. Cotter and Lottie
Shrader on the technical charge of
conspiracy to defraud certain In.
surance companies by means of arson.
The arrest grove out Of the suspicious
circumstances attending the recent
fire In Lottie Shrsder's house on
Sixth street, the case having been
worked up by the insurance adjusters
to the point where they believed them
selves warrantable in causing the ar.
rest. The warrant was sworn out In
the probate court. and service made on
the parties. who each promptly fur.
nished bail. The preliminary exsmi-
nation will be held on Monday. w.
III. Ross appearing for the sccused and
G.. r. Milburp for the territory, and
the insurance companies will probably
employ counsel 10 assist in the prose-
cution.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10
Irish Hospitality.

The Earl of Aberdeen, late Lord
Lieutenant Of Ireland. was banquet.
ed at st. Paul on Thursday night by
some 200 enthusiastic Irishmen,
among whom were P. H. Kelly, Bish.
op Grace, Ignatus Donnelly and
other:celebrities. The Earl was intro.
iuced by Bishop Grace, who describ.
ed him a. the first Englishman who
had ruled Ireland for the Irish. Mr..
Aberdeen is q follower Of Gladstone
and Psrnell, and firm believer In
home rule. His reception was most
enthusiastic.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10

Now that the litter and debris OF
building operations are being cleared
away IN front of Birkle & Truscott's
new store, there is an urgent demand
for the building of sidewalk on
the fifty feet intervening between the
new store and the corner-more es-
pecially as the gap now existing is
two feet or more below the grade Of
the street and therefore dangerous In
the dark. 1t would be very much to
the advantage Of all doing business on
that block to have this sidewalk built,
and they are all energetic business
men on whom there are 10 flies. We
look to see this much needed improve
ment commenced at once.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10
Chicago Crawling Up.

On Thursday Chicago won q game
from Philadelphia while Detroit drop
ped one to New York, reducing De-
troits lead to six games. The Chicagos
are almost sure of the remaining two
games with the Phillies this week
while Detroit Is almost as sure TO drop
the whole series with New York.
Whether he believes 1t to be so or not,
Anson says the fight will be between
Chicago and New York, and that In q
month The Wolverines will practically
be out of the race.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10
Call and See Us.

Although we are not quite fixed up
for q reception, we beg to inform the
puolic and our customers that We
have vacated the little shack on the
corner and are now occupying and do
Ing business In our new and elegant
quarters In the Savage building next
70 Basinski's, where We have full line
canned goods and fancy groceries,
candies and confections. bread. cake.
pies and other lunch goods, and as
heretofore the largest stock Of tobaccos,
both smoking and chewing, In the
city, beside full assortment Of smok-
ers goods. Having now plenty of
room to do business In, we shall be
glad to see all our old friends and as
many more new ones. Ws will treat
you right and send you away satisfied.
= BIRKLE & TRUsCOTT.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10

Mr.. "Mod," for his own comfort and
for the benefit Of his charmed audi.
ences. went to particular pains in pro.
curing seating capacity on his favor
ite corner, spending about 81 In nice
broad tacks to decorate . dry goods
box, so as to preserve 1t from the icon.
oclast who are always present with
their jack-knives. At 9o'clock one
side and part Of the top was gone and
q rapid depletion oeing made on the
balance.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10
Mile. Rhea's Return.

Mile, Rhea aud her excellent com.
pany will favor Us with two nights OF
her artistic representations, beginning
Monday, July 18th, she will present
Pygmalion and Galatea, on Tuesday
her latest society success. Fairy Fling
ers. Her tour through the north
west has been a series OF ovations. A
rececent critic says of her Galates:
1.-THE audience which witnessed the
production of the classical play, 'Pyg.
mslion and Gslates. last evening
were treated to revelation. The au.
dience was carried back 10 the time of
ancient Athens when the rule of the
NEUROLOGICAL gods on the throne of
Mount Olympus was supreme In the
land. Pygmalion. the sculptor, re-
nowhed Of men and envied by the
gods, had chiselled from the adamsn-
tine stone beautiful statue, lifelike
and lovely, and possessing all the at
tributes of womankind and lacked
only the power of life and motion to
make her the most beautiful object on
earth. In answer to the prayer Of
Pygmalion, who mourned because his
skill carried him to the pinnacle Of
fame and there remained nothing fur
that merited his skillful hands, life
was added to the statue and Galetea
stepped from her pedestal Of stone.
"Rhea, of course, was the Galates Of
the play. Loving and confiding in
the simplicity Of her new born life,
she was the essence Of perfection. The
stainless piumage Of her young life
had not been tarnished by contact
with the grosser elements about her.
and she looked upon Pygmalion as her
savior with the tenderness and fond
ness of an unblighted and simple love.
Pygmalion In return was carried away
by blind attachment to his quicken
ed handiwork. His wife, Cynisca, In
q moment of jealous rage invoked the
vengeance which had been promised
her and the inconstant Pygmalion
suffered blindness for his folly. All
.he actors In the execution OF their
difficult roles proved equal TO the occa-
sion. Not q blemisb marred the sur
face as the play progressed and the
most exacting critic must acknowl-
edge that it was good"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10
Deeadence of the smith Family

Owing to the large and constantly
increasing population Of Minneapolis
by the Scandniavians, the Smith fam
lily, which formerly claimed the hon.
ors in the city directions of 81. Paul
aud Minneapolis, has now TO take q
back seat, being largely outpumbered
in each city by the ubiquitous John.
sons, who In turn are closely pressed
by the scarcely less numerous Ander.
sons,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10

In the matter Of the appeal Of Geo.
r. Milburn, countyIattorney, from the
action Of the county commissioners In
disallowing certain items on his bill
for fees. Judge Bach rendered de-
cision In the district court on Friday.
the action OF the commissioners In
disallowIug Mr.. Milburn's claim was
overruled and IL was decided that the
county attorney was entitled to q fee
OF 70 for each conviction In case of
misdsmsanor In the probate and JUS
tlce courts Of the county whether
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10

When man breaks down in the matter Of phys.
iea strength. the question Of his recovery depends
in great measure upon the length Of time be allow,
to elapse before adopting medicinal means 10 70
cuperate it. tonic. which gives a speedy and
powerful impulse to the processes Of digestion and
assimilation, is the best auxiliary he can employ
and be should resort to itpromptly. The most re-
liable dependence Of the feeble, the aged and the
nervous has ever proved to be Hostetters Stomach
Biiters. an iDvigorant Of national reputation and
proven worth, commended by medical men Of dis
tinction, not only for building up broken down
system, but as q remedy for dyspepsia, e,ustipa
tion, liver complaint, fever and agus, and kidne,
trouble. While not claimed TO be panacea, IL 1,
most useful and comprehensive household rem
edy. II is, moreover, emineatly safe as we'll a.
effective.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10
Bulls.

William COurtenay has received a
consignment of four cars of CHOICE
Hereford aud Durham thoroughbred
vnd high grade bulls from the cele-
brated breeding farm Of Davies, Whit
ney 4 Co., Ohio. Will sell cheap and
In lots to suit buyers. The bulls can
he seen at Stones pasture, near town. =
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10

present or not at the time Of the trial
Of the case. This is the first time that
this question has been raised in the
courts Of Montana. therefore this de-
cision will ha one for the county At
torneys and commissioners Of the
counties of this judicial district.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10
4ssiapaAis Notice.

Notice is hereby given that Louis
Psyette. of Miles City, In the county
of Custer aud territory of Montana,
hiss this day made an assignment TO
the undersigned of all his property Of
every description for the benefit Of his
creditors. who are requested TO pre-
sent their claims for settlement; and
all indebted to said Louis Payette are
hereby rotified to make payment TO
me. CHAs. w. SEyDE.
Assignee.
Dated at Miles City, July s, 1887.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10

A race for $50 q aide was made and
was TO be run yesterday, between the
the horses Topsy and Canada. The
spot was about fifteen miles from
town, where on arriving, the horse
Canada Milling to come to time, the $l5
forfeit was awarded to the owner OF
Topsy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10

According to the statement of T.. w.
Seyde, assignee of the Louis Payette
estate, the assets are 81 800, and lia-
bilites of$l 200. An easy solution to
the difficulty II the creditors are any
ways inclined to be reasonable.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10

opposite the Macaueen. The transi.
tion from such humble quarters 70 the
full occupancy Of q twoStory brick
speaks well for the energy and business
integrity Of the firm, who seem TO be
getting there with both feet.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10

Z. J. Chaplin, of the SIS outfit came
quietly into town yesterday afternoon
and inquired how the walking was
from here to St..Psul. and II there was
room enough for another tie pass.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10

+. NJ. Judd, Of the telephone ex-
change. In consideration Of his pa.
irons, is about to place telephone in
the passenger depot for the benefit Of
his subscribers aud the public gen.
araIlv
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10

Elsewhere Messrs. Birkle d Truscott
call attention TO their change Of busi.
ness location. which leads us 10 remark
that It was not more than three or four
years ago when the senior member
IVES doing business In listls 7x9 tent
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10

One VI the features Of the celebration
st Butte, was fake conducted by q
young man who would put his head
through hole in suspended canvas,
and allow persons to throw decsyed
eggs ut him two throws for q quarter -
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10

Five.ton hay scale, with lumber,
etc.; used but very little. Also six
-four sheet. two cast irony heating
stoves; all in good order; have been
used one and two winters; burn coal
or wood. J. w. HARRISON,
Belfeld, Oak.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-10

The city Of Bozeman is offering for
sale $4,000 OF I per cent bonds, ten
years with citys option to redeem at
five. interest payable semi-anDuslly.
Bids to be received by city treasurer
August !, 1887, and no Did less than
par considered.